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U.S. Postal Service Decides to Snub Electric Vehicles - Vimarsana News

U.S. Postal Service Decides to Snub Electric Vehicles

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has been under pressure from the White House to replace its aging fleet with all-electric vehicles. But it’s looking like mail carriers will continue doing their jobs in oddly shaped trucks that burn gasoline. While the Biden administration’s green agenda calls for government fleets to begin transitioning to EVs, […]

The Postal Service Has Rejected Biden's Push for More Electric Vehicles - Vimarsana News

The Postal Service Has Rejected Biden's Push for More Electric Vehicles

The agency's decision to stick with its original plan marks "a crucial lost opportunity," the Biden administration says.

USPS finalizing plan to replace fleet with 90% gas-powered vehicles - Vimarsana News

USPS finalizing plan to replace fleet with 90% gas-powered vehicles

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said USPS currently doesn't have the funding available to increase the number of electric vehicles in its fleet.

Source: komu.com
U.S. Postal Service going ahead with plan to buy mostly gas-powered vehicles in defiance of EPA and White House - Vimarsana News

U.S. Postal Service going ahead with plan to buy mostly gas-powered vehicles in defiance of EPA and White House

USPS cited "fragile" finances in its decision to purchase a mostly gas-powered truck fleet.

Postal Service fleet buy gas-fueled, stirs outcry - Vimarsana News

Postal Service fleet buy gas-fueled, stirs outcry

The U.S. Postal Service finalized plans Wednesday to purchase up to 148,000 gasoline-powered mail delivery trucks, defying Biden administration officials' objections that the multibillion-dollar contract would undercut the nation's climate goals.